Sentence examples for making a heck from inspiring English sources

Oracle Corp. spent most of 1997 making a heck of a racket about its stripped-down and dirt cheap Network Computer (NC).

Two, presumably, unintentional consequences have emerged: costing Google's users money, while making a heck of a lot of cash for the maker of the Buckyballs desktoy overnight.

I can follow mine.' ". "We're going to create a generation of success stories, and it begins today with this one child and this one mom making a heck of a difference," said Glenn Hopkins, president of Hopkins House.

Again, I think it's kind of smart really because, you need to have a degree in biology but then you go on [and get] a law degree and you're making a heck of a lot more money than you are as a biologist," Janet Koster continues.

Somebody was making a heck of a lot of money out of that, you know?" (G2) The reluctance to be vaccinated and the cynicism illustrated by these extracts is consistent with research showing that decisions to engage in preventive and avoidant behaviours is influenced by attitudes towards public health interventions [ 9] including having confidence in the efficacy of the behaviour [ 3].

"The kid made a heck of a play".

"He made a heck of a move," Coach Erik Spoelstra said.

"Luckily, he made a heck of a play".

"We made a heck of a run at it.

"I don't know, he's liable to make a heck of an outfielder," Torre said.

"I could have stayed with Donner and made a heck of a lot of money.